Psychoneurosis Paintings on Obsessive-compulsive disorder－Mandala’s medical treatment about artby Hsu Chao-fu

• Main Authors: Hsu, Chao-Fu, 徐兆甫
• Other Authors: Lee, Cheng-Ming
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2016
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/kt49y8

碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 美術學系 === 104 === 　　On the basis of the human’s repeated behaviors in our society as the background for discussions, this essay aims to explore the distortion of the culture of the masses over social value and the human’s plight of feeble mindedness and weariness in the context of the representation of ostentatious prosperity in a capitalism consumer society. Nonetheless, advertising messages are one of matters in volumes in our daily life, and such a message volume is not what the writer and the viewers are necessarily to receive, and, however, we cannot exclude all sorts of sources, such as TV, broadcast, movie, mobile phone ads, printed matter (book, magazine, newspaper), etc., while news producers and disseminators and traditional media shall certainly not ignore reforms in channels. So far, almost each media has tried to extend to the moving mutual network platform by having expanded from papers to online in hopes that their own influence will be unrestricted anytime and everywhere. Influence is the important factor ranging from a variety of channels to network platform, but it, basically, still requires to relying on professional contents, thus releasing volumes of non-professional information that lead to explosive new messages. New messages garnered in such way therefore force people to seek changes and evolution that the entire society is succumbed to repeated anxiety attacks and struggle just as patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder neurosis that is same to the writer’s life and artistic creations, and the new messages under change exactly embody one of his anxiety phenomena that artificial method of “neurosis” further emerges served as the principle of survival for the existence of his creation.